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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15

Aner the Harmonic comes the Letderkranz the
mask ball OF great German society which occurs
once year. They take Nilsson hail, the academy
OF music and Irving hall, build enclosed bridges
across intervening streets and invite many people
OF distinction very large portion Of the ladies
who attend are thoroughly respectable though fond
Of Q lark and thousands Of dollars are sDsnf on
costumes and decorations. After this the AriOn
pau which - simply . great carnival after the
doors, winds up the season. II ends In q dance OF
course. but II hmore Of spectacle than ban
Inc Respectable balls Of New York begin with The
Charity OF which no description is needed az this
late Gay and end with the Sparkling C0terie. a.
ASSOCIATION Of what would be called second clsss
people IN England, the Knights Tcmplar ball md
the ball q the Old 0uard-a body Of Stalwart vet
Grams 81 tho war, who are men Of wealth a. well
pttAnle entertainers bostde.
A1os J. Cu0Deos AxD DrAxlax HUI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15
Or. GOdding Describes an Interesting
Specimen Of Inebriate.

BE POINTS MORAL BY TAKING A wELL-KNOwN
CHARACTER AS AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAKEN
BY THE MEDICAL SOCIETY TOWARDS ESTABLISHING
An INEBRIATE HOME
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06


The ~. Paul Pioaesr-P Pres has com
plstsd an exhaustive sSnVass Of Mime
sofa, the object Of which vas 10 deter.
mine whether The hieh license Iaw is
fulfilling the expectations Of lie friends
and performing the work which vas en-
peosed Of Il by these Who framed 10.
Inquiries we're sent 10 each city ana
town In the State in regard TO ihs
licenses and number Of saloons under
The new and old laws. the revenue I'M
der each, the feeling Of The public 10
ward the new Law, and NE disposition
Of the saloon keepers toward q. TIE
result Of tho Investigation IL highly sat
izsaotoFy TO The friends Of temperance.
The following IL Asummary Of what has
been accomplished By the nav Law,
which, Il should Be remembered, is not
yet In operation IN the counties IN which
lioeasss issued under the old law have
cot yst sxplred'
~ Il found that 10 thoas cities ana
towns IN which the new law Is nov en
one.thiFd In Tie aggregate number of
saloons. uhilo q similar decrease Il with
good reason predicted for those plaaea
where the cid lioenses have nos yol ex-
plFed. Expressing u IN round numbers,
% 1850 salaons which thrixed and nons-
iahed under The old license. some $50
49, -. a. a.. a -.
and continue Ia business under the new
decreased In number from 50 % ~; IN
Dalnih, from la 70 6ti n saltwater.
from g 70 81, and In WinonA from 50
% 3. 81. Paul & not as RET affected BY
the new Law. In thai city the old
licenses for her ye0 saloons % not en-
psrs until January l, 1855, the license
Tee being tico. IL is tho1aht that hiRh
license uif reduce thia nnmbeF e least
oae-third. probably ons-haif. Saloons
Which have renewed thsir iioenass IN
der the new laW, with tooge which
dFopped out lAal year. pAid an average
llcease fec Of eaoA. with hieh license.
ths average Zee peR saloon u Seee. 90.
coEdiRely.s
TIE invsstigAiion further diaslosss
thai The people ere friendly 10 The lav,
end that aAloon keepers generally re-
speea q, and that q = Vigorously en-
feFoed. Tha opinioa Was fFssly en-
pressed In many Of The towns thai
dEinkine and drunksnnass have greatly
decreased sinss ths eeaetmsnt q he
lac. and there seems 10 b no qosstiOa
thai Il Asiaina NE shisol sosahi By shs
saryssa temperance vosksss Uho pro-
cared ila pansASs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
eLAnaTeNE 81 aAwARDEN.

The address Of 0ladstons ct HavaE-
DEN indicates thai the great leader has
los. nens Of bis marvellous power. He
arFaieua hla political ensmies with all
bis old time vlRor. and, u We are 10
indea Of Ne state Of Bis health By she
viaoF Of bis speech. Il 10 evident thai
ths grand old man sslll possesses plenty
vitality ana that hla admiEsrs may reas'
onably expect hin 70 live ione enoueh
"a vltnsss The nnAl triumph Of The great
ideas With which hfa fame IL stsTnally
linked. He denies thai be acted the
part Of an obslIuotionisa during ihs re-
cent session Of Parliament, and charges
The government with having itself de-
layed The transaction Of pablo business
By peEnls,ensly Introducing Feaetionary
measures which we're bound 70 meet
With 9 prolonged resistance. He fairly
warns his hearers THAI Enelish aud
Scotch leaialatien viii MOI receive ecu.
sideEAsion until the Irish question IL
sstaled-a warning which is iastihsa b.
ths experience Of Parliament during lhe
laas session and vhieh could be hssdsd
By The people Of Great Britain with in-
tnIts profit 10 themselves. Gladstone
is evidently hale aud hearty yss.And that
be may live 10 witness Ais greatest polil.
eel tEiamph h The earnest wish Of hia
countless admiFsFsin The upiisd States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
arrRT On TnE nINrnE.

Prlnos Ferdinand. who sFsps into the
BalGaFsan theona without sskina the
permission Of HE powers. seems 10 hAve
settled himselt in his saAt q great deal
more iirmly than anybody supposed be
would be able 70 %. Ne is The ~ facts
FulsE Of Bulgaria. and The Indications
ere that be uill be allowed 10 continue
a. snah viihoai further lEoahle. II least
until The end Of the coming Water. Hia
pFsssnt secafiiy IL undoubtedly due 10
two facsA TIE fire ls The rise af Eng
lish lnaaenee and TIE eonssqnent
W9ns Of Russian inflasnee 81 Oocsian-
tinopls. and the secand h ths evident
alsposltlon ef Germany 10 lnsisa that
ths president eondition Of Affairs b al.
lowed 10 ranAin uneAanged for afsw
mnnihs. Rassia Il svtdenfiy FeaaIoa a
che Necessity Of allowing little Fsrdi,
nAnd 10 daty her With sash iupunlsy
bat che cannot make = more sgainsi
him vithoat TIE saaaenl o. Germany
TAs Car Is therefore esnpslIed 10 lool
kdiy On Wills his power 10 tue Balkani
u hslng andrrmlned. Gales Ramil
soosesas IN dispoalne es Ferainana h
sons sash understand way a. she tis
posed Of AlsxAndes. there vii b r.
nsUsa var aalk in The spsinR bat Il
The meantime ali uill b quiss co II,
Danahe aad fsrdiuaad will Be allowed
to run bis principally aeout IS b,
eAeoaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

nsss would kass tsa1 - fAs lins ~
ssassially gvsslksssn. sid ths riata e.
snsai salf esgsrnmema. whssh iisu 4, sRe
ssfy fsandaafpn " oar ggas inssitutsnmn
So1id hags bsMu sonanea - tks nsr-
fs~sas pc1slhla nmi1zn Il uurt b
asld shat ~. oalllsfs a,ssfsr his fas,s
g sastAin his aEEnBsua Thass ars
~ tntelilns1t Amagisana. uhafs1sr
n1as - ihslr DsllfEenI hslsaE. uks wiiE
hczAit ihas ~ h nss MRninz 10 fnsn ID
aasaHisa9 ih4s IL Rsgabllsan ruls haiz
nss hesa iulsrrnplsd Van a p.2 500
isaa1lsiss s1sism q esssr1mduI uould
hays besn b tbs flzas aul1lasfially
sssFshtown.p On ne oGker had. 49,
sssf, here srs fsw Amsrioans whD als
not armly eguvinssd shat II Dsmocaais
rule bad nee been IntsRFsuia6 win 3
enl1 bad IL 1861. car fsdssafiSs synasm
o. aessrBusut vosid kags aoas 10
sssEnal snaah IL = sssy IhoFt tine.
Asout this here b &c soon fer doubt,
oas qasefiy enoaRh Mr. Carlisle fats
% naks the siiehisss Eafsssnss 10 tbfs
fact, kBegledRe Of WATCH h % sasant-
isl % ose VITO assks % form . sssrsss
idsa q Ne present attilnds q lhs polit-
isai pafsiss and he msasurs Of essdit
wkish sash may claim for he present.
robass sondiliOn Of or fsdaraiivs So
ten Of R0ysFnmsut. II almsss his hEst
ssutsDos, thsFsfors. ME. Carlisle co.,
viaaa himself Of writing a. 3 rabid par
tisan and Bol Is . cain rsviswsE Of re-
cent politics snd present pOlitisaI ten
dsnoiss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
A rnareaIp NAvAL aEaERvE.

A movement has bean sst on foot ID
New York. with the sapport Of the Ma
W Department, 70 establish an Ameri-
can naval reserves similar 10 that OF
Great Britain. The idea d that ths
government shall pay . Subsidy 20
American commercial steamers which
shalI be constructed II anch . manner
a. 10 be easily converted into eFuissfs
in time Of war. The vessels FeeeiyinR
shIs aid from the government would, ae-
oording 10 the proposed sysasm, be
ready 70 BE- called into the service Of
the government 81 any time and With
their crews would be prepared 10 rem
der any duty which might be demanded
of them. This 10 substantially the plan
whleh has been adopted 10 create an
efieient naval reserve In almost all The
countries Of Earope and there is appa-
rsntly no reason why 70 could MOI Be
adopted With profit By ths United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
new M wAs Mass sETrun err

A Scotch tradsamaH Who had Auans-
"a. aa be believed. eanom, was saFpEissd
By his cid elsrk With q halanee shsst
saeVsaa bic foftnne 30 bs tSa0oo. "It
eannea BE- aaid the pEfneipal, s.conna
agAtn.s The eleRk did eennl a1Ain ara
ard aeain ,deciaFed ne balance 90 BE-
90on The master seanfea hinsa Z,
and BE- also hroaGhs ena q tmrplns Of
eNA0kA ftms aflsr time he casa np
tie eaiamas-it wAs Stfa z ntx anf not
. fsaf thai rewarded his iahsFG. So TOE
cd mefeAanl, 90 tie Etseagth e his
aoea foFiane, used1Fn3Ead he house snA
tpaa money ID the paFsae a. tka ear
renter. ne painief, snd he 1phaistarer.
san. hsweveF. BE had Q lurking dcaht
af ihe exialsnca % The el0lc1S % enc
wtneeF niGht he saa 3swn 10 efVa TIE
eelamna zoe eoant morNm AZ fhe
eiase Of he task he ia9pea a. e.
tkozeh Be had been RAixanin<d, ana
Fa<Ae1 throash ne streets ID . ahoWsf
q rain - The koasa 81 he cisrk. he
cleFkis bad. cAgped and aruasy.
snsfRNd from Al attie uiadou a he
eeun4 of tbs knecAef b inQutra tha e..
FaH& a. Ia aai6niEht Etaianr. ~Whaaa
thNFxf~ BE- maMhted. "Ana What are
wanaf ~itN ne. - 90 snersi~ sx
clas8sa be ttApioYxfs ~ytsve addra n
tes year Of oar LsFa aGAER To
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

THa CoARr SuEvEx.-cApsain J. J..
Gilbert Of the Ooass and GsOdeaio sur.
psy. Who has been a. the head of q
party % The steam Schooner Fuca. On.
eFaling AL eeaS1n e BellinQhsns Bsy
and S4mish.afFi 10 Sesstle Lass even.
me. In ocnvsFsAtier With q reporter
oapeAtn Gilbert said I'VE havu cioas6
cur woxk for the ssasea. We have an
toyed nno weather mesa Of TIE firaa.
an9 Ind very eucseazfni yaaR. We Are
naw on ne way 10 Oiyupia 10 Law m
for ne wtntsg. Wozld have PsnairrS
e ne neid LITTLE later, eui TIE boiler
ef ne faea save oua and ne wero m
seae % 80 aFo1nd 20 any ADVANTAGES.
We have z nsU heller ready 30 paf into
ees next season, bat wtll % nothina
toward fepaiFtng Der thts fall have
saaFsered The Lone FisheFman 10 tgw
GO - OiYmpiA. and wtil be "a a. snen
- - can arrange q few litsle horlne~.
matters IN Seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
PoweRRITss ApDRKas.


The address Of 0sand Master Povd-
ssIy OF she Kuigbis Of LabSs, delivered
Al Minneapolis on Tuesday evening Sas
4 .heaahtfuI and evidently veil ptspaIsd
EFFORT. II contained muah advice which
might be hesdsd with profit mes only
b. shs members Of the order Of which
Be 4 the head. bat b. The workers OF
The entire world. Mr.. PovdssiJ states
bic position on The question Of immi-
grafton. plainly and oonoIssiy and avcva
hIs opsnion on The liqasr question win
q frankness which h admirable. Tssre
vlll Be few Who viii fail 70 agree With
him on ths latter question OF 10 applaud
hIn position.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
AcKHoWLEDGEHG vEELAnDss A.
eKNDAMcE.

One By one the Wright organs ere
aekaowisdging the fact thaa Henry VII
lard h onos more 10 eomplsts couiroi Of
The Northssn Pssihs. and that be b
able 70 dictate ihe policy Of The Foad e.
be chooses. Il b 3 hard thing for them
70 adDit. bat they cannot 70 on for
ever eonesaline the facts. The Helena
fndepsadsnt, which has been extremely
friendly 10 ihe WEieht manaesnenf, IN
lie issns Of October "a publishes ths
following special dispaleh from New
York under The head "yillaFd PrastIc-
ally IN Controls"
Additional facts Ia relation 20 the
meeting Of The Northern Pacific diFee-
tors leaked cut today. Besides deoid-
ting 10 Join with the Union Pneiea COM
pany 10 the lease Of the Oregon Rail.
gsy 4 Navigation. an aRFeement Was
aiso arrived at that the teRriaoFy ahall
be divido9, aad ell suits between The
companies interested be dismissed. 1he
division Of territory decided upon
makes TIE line the Snake river, from
salmon river 20 OolumbiA, and Oolum-
bia 20 itg mouth. Tbs Columbia 4
Paicuss railroad viii be turned over 70
The Northern Pacific. The Northern
Pacific board also voted 20 call Z speoial
preferred stookholdera' meotlna for
November let, 10 vote on 9 proposition
for Q further issue Of bonds, Dot exaaed-
ina 8l2IO00,Q 600, aud bearing not exoeed-
inG 8 per cont. inkaEast. John u.
bFuekman was she oRly Northern Pa
etic diEeetoR voting against She Joint
leaae, The direct result Of Which Il 9
change Of management. whereby Henry
Willard practically assumes . contRoli-
ina influence.
In the same issue the Indeptndsnf
speaks sditofially Of the recent Gem
promise In which Henry Willard vas
placed a. q mediator In control Of the
Northern Pacific" All this gees 10
show that the Iadepenasnt has awakened
70 tbe fast that q radical change has
taken place In the manAeement Of the
Northern Pacific.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

AswsII be seen b. FsfsFsnoe % our
lossl eolumns. Mr.. T.J. Miner, sapes-
Iutsudsns Of Ne oslambiA q raes.
eound Railroad, gives d - bis oDinioo
Sat sbs Cedar Rlysr Extension vili p
10000 70 The common point q an
eariy date. Il shouid b undefssooo
thas sails ID net an ofaeial ssaismsn1
srorn NJ. Miner and that a . merely
oven e his opinion. AZ Mr.. Milnsrs
iudemsnt mag Be relied upon n fsii-
road matters O. veil g. In svsFytninR
sise. however, II vii Be safe 10 Infer
shas his present spinlOn viii Efove 70
b correct and that The road 70 ms esnn-
mon point viii sOsu be buils.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
yAPxx Wars kors.



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-. - 3. =
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b 84p4D. 8ho ha18 kafetrfuE4 80
sauu1fn1 ekfea ; - u-uu.rs n CsIffar-
-. -. -. e sr.-r.- - -.
= 49, =. q. - -. -
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asr 1sum xskska.zn eur twIer.ss - -.
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- - - tEssa tAs He.ezla -
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t4s1I Indicated t14t Waa1inGloa hogs
u1g4ng Q qlallty s1peEiog % TIE pro4oe1
q ~ Califoxniz nei1a 1ha kcpa vii
b 14ipped b. re next steamer.
rs b Ne nrst GE4aK eE1g reeeiEe6
rem Japan tor Hafhlnatpn haps.s nald
NJ. hxk8 MeekeF Yesterday, he hopa
8ill De used II tbs na1afsetnEe cf bseR.
3ar1n has 00oe0O p1ople, and egeFy
enc 1ngvs th1t t1e9 are fast becoming
c.y8ze4 DflnktnR eesf l11,ol nse1sla
xlly - Indication q 9 higher civLliz7-
slpns Dnk anyway japan = , buyer o.
Anps and ne trade wil1 lneFee1e. heze.
t0f1fe California snpplicd 80 oema1d
19W japan, o1s q y 1ot unnEnly kne
nlGn q1a.ity Of WAsnineaen hops wili
prove s1e1 ~ abrasion teae we nay
- tne pesk o. ne tssod. 1ne ctQer :
- = peIs.ns one e Sc bop growers U
- sssl.osys = tos Jag R.e1anl gslo.
-. y - = 80 1919 vi y eteleo
u LseM unica Wlli cone regular os-
-.s Nh neN LAesor ~ We n0p
49,
-, = 80 y 20 .soss ~ 49,. %
-. -. y !. - n.saol y ~ kIos
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49,. y. - - - sns 49,. = 3
80 49, =. -. .s - sss.. 1.sslts, =
~, = ~ - ssss.s Aesy y 49, $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
WHAT an TO Dor

The symptoms Of Biliousnoss are IN
happily but too veil known. They differ
IN different individuals 70 some extent.
a Bilioua man is seldom 9 breakfast
eater. Too frequently, alas, be has 90
excellent Appetite for liquids, bat none
for salids Of morning. His tongue
viii hardly besF inspection at any time;
II IL Ia not white and fuFred, ID is rough,
at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order, and DiaFfhea OF Constipation
may be q symptom, OF the two may
alternate. There are often Hemor.
rbeids OF even loss Of blood. There
may be giddineas and often headache
and acidity OF Gatulenee and tenderness
IN the pit Of the stomach. To ooFFeci
all this u not effect q cure, try GYesnss
August FloIser, IL costs but tFife, and
thousands attest its efficacy.
Five cents 3 yard. Best Indigo blue
calico. Only cash store can attempt
u Oiva eoah valnaa 0r4nnruw -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
sos

uouSE 70 RzST. FOa oxE TEAR on
IL Dnre ny rsNassoe. eorasr Eixkth sna
spEin9 stree1As SIX rcans. olosatE cellar, zee.
ezFn- cAiekcn oepp aA4 eAi<kMns. N iata
va = y Mofe fFui1 heMElnz frnea and AQas *
49, tat aieo iet e hamaNnade caenea
FRAT an& sezaa faxnixzFe fee 80. - -
Fsatlas. Faang b FieEi1k f1QnlFo a reatdanea.
ece u n. PEkEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06
JAPAN BAZAAR.

WTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGRl
wv assortment Of Japanese Fancy Goods.
0ninsware, SUI Hsndkerchiefs. Emklcfsaxisa.
ccreens. bAnner1. Grape ehaNls, all kinds Of
guEios, Ladies BnderWear, Gents, shiras. ana
Eeaa. ETC, and . general line Of useful AKA
Ornamental articles. Please call and examine
our stock ct our neE store IN Hopking Electric
Aghf Building. Front stresk, gcsttIe. feis
Louis Chung. manngsrs q alous aulkorined
. incur any indebtedness aaalnst tue Bazaar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

Representative Carlisle. ne hssa u
tAs ffse tFaas wsnx q he Ds@osratss
party, 10 bic article in he oNahsr
Rsvun. On ssTha contisaanse o. Daane.
oraass Raisr Declares "a IA psrAags,
nst eOlnR 100 far ~ az thai q tie Re.
pahilean pArty haa nst essa asgrivst
Of poser Ia ihs pogutAF branch Il sks
lsssslaaivs 6apartmssa sad u sAs uara.
Ine Of 1876 had 90 bsaa sissn b shs
..eople. eur faassasise ssslesa u eossxa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

- - insh i1aE. = icss uiAs. "a
linan tSua& CnBsxE4 CxnAa1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

WANTRp-To PURCHASE on TO RRvT
w snail ialand o. farm, under fencr A
fer sheeps nasl - ea alt wAter. Adirs~s n
c. Wills. Rezt Msdisoa- suso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-26
ALMOST A DUEL,
An E.trOr and Physician Draw KevOIvers
on One Another.

An E,ttor and Physician Draw IieVOIvers
on One Another
Speciai to the Gazette.
HoUsToN, TEX, May 25.-In a tele-
gram several days ago to THE GAZETTE
mention was made OF an alleged maj.
practice case in which prominent ply
sicians here we're implicated. II is be-
lieved 10y mary that polling wrong has
actually been done To-day DR.. W. o..
Langdon called upon W. H. Bailey, ed
itor Of the Evening Herald, and asked
him 10 print statement relieving him Of
blame that had been thrown on him by
articles in the Hersld. Bailey
declined TO do it unless several
doctors would sign it with LanGd0n. The
latter became abusive whereupon Mr..
Bailey struck him. The blow was re-
turned and both parties drew pistols, but
q friend stepped between and no shots
were fired 1t is believed that the mat
ter is not yet settled. Much excitement
prevailed over the matter when the fact
became known on the street. Both
parties are game and have friends behind
them. duel may be the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-26
PROPRIETOR.
TIE PRESBYFEkIANs.
Ministers Selected 70 Deliver Addresses at
Philadelphia In 1855

Philadelphia IN 1888.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May IS The Presby-
terian General Assembly SoItn devoted
the morning ession to argument on the
organic ulIon. Elder j. l. Livingston of
Georgia AID Rev. J NJ. Potts of Alabama
spoke in favor of union with the northern
Church ana ". II. Parks o. s.. Louis op-
posed it.
rae Invitation of the Second Presbyterian
Clnrcn If Philadelphia for the assembly
to mold their next session in that city and
extending their hospitality was declined
o. this assembly has no CHURCH IN Phila-
d,lphia, hut they resolved 90 hold their
next session III May, 1888 at III more and
to tgks q recess the fourth, Thursday in
May and proceed to Philadelphia to assist
in the centennial anniversary
Of the Reformed Presby tery
OF America. They further accepted
their quota OF addresses and the follow
ing speakers and subjects were assigned:
r, V. B. NJ, Palmer, Children Ct the Gov
onant. Il V. NJ. D Hoge, city, Evang /
ization. Rev. J l. Gerard, History Of
PresbyJerianism AID its Work for
the Future Rey. NJ. II Houston, Foreign
Missions. Rev. w. W. Moore, Home
Mjssi us. Rev. j. Witherspoon, clos
ing address j. Randolph Tucker Ct Vir-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-26

riages and were driver to the
Missouri P1ciic depot, where they took
the north bound train for Fort Worth ,antl
where they VIII make their future home
No invitations TO the marriage were sent
out in Waco, and only few intimate
friends were present, and among those
from abroad the reporter noticed Mrs. A .
W. Dunn and daughter of Colorado City,
sister and niece of the groom, Miss Eu-
gene Hbbett of Shreveport, cousin OF the
bride, a. Pfutt, Esq, of Colorado CITY,
brother OF the groom, and MessTs. W. J.
Bailey, Esq, Of Fort Worth and j. A.
Walker, Esq, OF Colorado City, friends
of the couple.
The diocesan convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal church, diocese Of Texas,
met ct Marlin to-day, Bishop Alex Gregg
presiding. The session will last several
DAYS